Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Sneak Peek! Another holiday title out Sunday! #MMHolidayRomance #Giveaway #MFRWHooks

Kinky Christmas Carol cover
 

Welcome to this week’s Marketing for Romance Writers Book Hooks blog hop! We have lots of great romance for you to sample, much of it with a holiday theme. Use the links at the end of this post to visit my fellow MFRW authors who are participating.

I’m excited to announce that I have another release this holiday season. A Kinky Christmas Carol is a modern, LGBTQ riff on Charles Dickens’ classic tale about opening your eyes and recognizing your blessings. However, it has a lot more sex...

I’m giving you a sneak peek today – and giving away a copy of the ebook to one lucky person who leaves a comment! Don’t forget to include your email address in your comment so I can find you!

The ghost of Christmas Future...

Michael dreams of being a slave. His lover Neil has no clue about his dirty desires; Michael’s too ashamed to share his submissive fantasies with his burly, powerful partner. Frustrated and confused, he wonders whether he and Neil really belong together.

Then, on Christmas Eve, Michael receives a visit from a sexy Dom named Thorne Wilder, who claims to be his lover from the future. Thorne shows Michael scenes from a wild life of sexual excess that he claims they'll share if he breaks up with Neil.

Should Michael trust the ghost of Christmas future, or does his true future lie with Neil?

Note: This book was previously published by Totally Bound with the title Tomorrow’s Gifts. It has been revised and re-edited for this release. 

 


PG Excerpt

(Most of this MM BDSM romance is definitely not PG!)

I woke with a start, not knowing why. Neil had rolled over; he lay on his side of the bed with his back to me. All at once I felt terribly alone.

Golden light filtered up the hallway from the living room. I shook my head, trying to clear the fog. Had we forgotten to turn off the Christmas tree? But no, I remembered flipping the switch before we left for the party. Neil was always concerned about the danger of fire.

What was it then? Something out on the street in front of the building, an emergency vehicle or something? Those lights would be red, wouldn’t they?

Trying not to wake Neil, I crawled out of bed and tiptoed barefoot down the hall. The closer I got to the living room, the brighter the light became.

The tree was in fact lit, the multicolored bulbs twinkling in a spiral pattern. Someone had kindled the candles on the mantle, as well. However, these were not the source of the golden glow.

A young man lay sprawled on the sofa – an exceptionally handsome man. His flawless skin was bronzed as if he spent most of his time in the sun. His ragged, honey-colored hair hung down over one eye. He had high cheekbones, a prominent nose, ripe lips with a slightly cruel cast. Despite his fair hair, his eyebrows were dark. They arched gracefully over eyes that held me transfixed – brilliant, wise, all-seeing eyes.

The man wore leather, so supple and tight that it showed every well-sculpted muscle of his powerful body.

This exotic stranger was emitting the strange illumination. The light surrounded him like a halo. When he moved, it ebbed and flowed as though it were alive.

I must be dreaming, I concluded. But who would have believed that I could dream up such a gorgeous guy?

Good evening, Michael.” His voice was like honey, too, sweet and smooth flowing. It made my mouth water. I realized that I was naked and half-erect. I didn’t care. Wonder and arousal overwhelmed me.

Um – good evening… Who are you? How do you know my name?”

The stranger swung his long legs off the couch and stood up. The light shimmered around him. My eyes were drawn to the bulge at his groin.

I’m your lover.”

A stab of guilt shredded my sense of well-being. “Uh – I have a lover. He’s asleep in the other room.”

I’m your future lover.”

My future lover?” I felt stupid, parroting him, but I didn’t know what to say.

I’ve come from the future, to give you a glimpse of your life with me. To help you decide.”

This time I knew what he meant. He was talking about leaving Neil. This was just a guilt dream, based on my musings before I fell asleep.

You’re not real.”

Of course I’m real. Touch me.”


 

Don’t forget to leave a comment and enter my drawing. Or if you don't have the patience to wait, you can pre-order your copy, at Amazon or Smashwords!

Amazon UShttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QGYYBY4

Smashwordshttps://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1058955


16 comments:

aerokorngal said...

Wow, talk about hot. Too hot to handle yet! reneela2000(at)gmail.com

Debby said...

This sounds so very hot. thanks
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Daryl Devoré said...

That sounds like an amazing read.
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bn100 said...

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Janet Lane Walters said...

Intriguing. Merry Christmas perhaps

Anonymous said...

Oh, this sounds delightful!

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Anonymous said...

Even in this short snippet, I get a strong sense of how you've made Dickens your own. Your description of the future is wonderful. For example, "When he moved, it (the light) ebbed and flowed as though it were alive" and especially this: "ripe lips with a slightly cruel cast." The word that made this come alive for me is "cruel." Of course the future is cruel, because it's based on the death of the present.

Sierra said...

The ghost of orgasms future!

Personalized Marketing Inc said...

I love that cover!!!


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Fiona McGier said...

Yes, the cover is hot. But knowing how you write, I'm sure it doesn't do justice to the story! Looks like an excellent steamy read to chase away the chill of winter!

Jamilla said...

Sounds so hot yassssss 🔥🔥❤😍

H.B. said...

Sounds so good. thank you for the excerpt!
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Dee S Knight and Anne Krist said...

Oh wow! So, so hot!! Can't wait to read this.

Lisabet Sarai said...

Congratulations to Fiona! She won the free book. And thanks to all of your for your comments and your time. Happy Holidays!

Fiona McGier said...

Wow! Thanks so much, Lisabet! Can't wait to see how you "updated" Dickens!

Ornery Owl of Naughty Netherworld Press and Readers Roost said...

Oh my, that's quite the dilemma! I have to say that Future Lover sounds more interesting than Neil, but one wonders if he can be trusted.

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